The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-02-03
CHUCK ANDERSON.

CHUCK ANDERSON.
| Everybody knows Chuck Ander-
son. He is the good looking, big
hearted gentleman who keeps the
finest and best equipped livery sta
BILE in North Georgia. He is Ma
riettA institution" and we could
not spare him. His livery stable is
famous for fine blooded horses, espe-
cially grays, and gentle saddle hors-
es. His ph@tons, carriages and bug
gies are such as to make you want
to ride whether you have the money
to pay for it or not-they are simply
elegant. You will always find Chuck
fright side up with care" a perfect
gentleman, generous and kind.
When you want a good turnout"
of course you will not give him the
''go-by," but drop in and he will fix
you up right. His line Of drays,
with Mr.. James o. Banks, Manager,
is kept busy, but not so busy but
what your orders will be promptly
attended to.
AUSTIN & GRIST.
Nothing succeeds like success, and
this firm located near the post office
has succeeded beyond their most SAN
guine expectations. They keep
full line OF Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Notions, and family groceries,
and have now added tailoring de-
partment. A first class tailor has
been employed and the best fabrics,
good work and stylish fit guaranteed.
They are polite, enterprising and
progressive young merchants, and
thoroughly familiar with the wants
of the trading public. Their stock is
first class and it is their pleasure to
wait on customers. They offer bar
gains that cannot be excelled at the
present time. Affable, accommodate
ing and gentlemanly, you cannot fail
to be pleased with them as business
men.
VIM & FAW.
Money to Loan. ~ That catches
the eye at once. The party in debt
wants to meet his obligations, and
says, GIVE got the real estate, but
not the filthy lucre' and will borrow
on it's value" SO Messrs. VIM &
Faw draws up the papers ard accom-
modates the party, who goes off and
feels better. Go and see them.
They have plenty of money to loan
ION easy terms"
|. IL. SPRINGER.
Coal, shingles and brick are arti-
cles constantly in demand. To con-
veniently meet the wants of the pub
lie in this line, Mr.. |. II. Springer
has opened up yard near Mr.. Spill
mans livery stable. He is doing
brisk business and giving satisfaction
to his numerous customers. He is
reliable dealer and all orders left at
Springer Brothers store will receive .
DrOmDt attention.
w. f. GROVES.
This gentleman has been engaged
in the Fire and Life Insurance bust
ness ever since the war and rep
resents some of the safest and best
companies He is prompt in his ad-
justments and will be found to be re-
liable and upright.
eli. G.. CORYELL.
Fire and Life Insurance and Real
Estate bought, sold and exchanged,
is keeping Mr.. Howard G.. Coryell
quite bury just now. He is young
and active and has the vim to push
the matter. lie represents some of
the best insurance companies in exis-
tence. 1t will pay you to consult
him.
w. r. POWER.
The 'leading fire insurance com
panies" are the ones to take out in
surance in, and you will not find
more accommodating and efficient
representative than Mr.. Power. See
him when you want insurance. He
has good reliable fire companies.
TOM CHAMBERS.
Tom Chambers is the blacksmith.
opposite the court house, on Roswell
street He believes in printers ink
and wants the people to know that
he is the "boss horse-shoer" in town.
Those for whom he has worked, give
him praise for honest work. Try
him and see.
Now and then death recalls a long
ago tragedy. Last week there died
in the female reformatory at Indian